Recent content by sumitz1207

There are a lot of voices that desperately want Trump and Rand to be on the same side, fighting against the GOPe and their 90% Obamacare bill. But Trump would sign this exact bill in a second if it were before him right now. He could not give a shit about the actual contents of healthcare...

I still believe that Paul is isolated from moderates/centrists like Collins, Hellers, and Capito in the Senate (the true Obamacare swing votes are in the middle, not on the extreme).These people prioritize Medicaid funding first and foremost whereas Paul couldn't care less.

The biggest limiting factor is Senate "moderates" (Collins, Heller, Murkowksi, Capito, Portman, Flake, Cotton). Their biggest hang up is a Medicaid expansion that hits a time limit in 2020 (and Medicaid funding becomes a block grant system), like with the current time limit in AHCA. The House...

I am saying that no President is going to curtail the welfare state, not Reagan, not Bush, not Trump. Especially a candidate that campaigned on no welfare austerity whatsoever. A candidate that said "Everyone is going to get covered." That is the delusion part. Sen. Paul is completely...

If you seriously think Trump is on complete, unilateral repeal effort with Paul/Amash you are so incredibly deluded. You have to know that any repeal effort in Congress is going to be Obamacare-lite in the end. You have to know, after 100 years of a steadily expanding welfare state, that saw...

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Okay, so who will it be? I think Gingrich is the mostly likely pick, followed by Christie, followed by Sessions.

I don't think Kasich wants anything to do with Trump, given his interview comments this week. Stuff like "why should I endorse him?" and "my family would go 'Really, Dad?' if I endorse him" makes it seem like he's nowhere near willing to be Trump's VP.

Based on those numbers (and you have Arizona backwards), the map will look exactly like Obama-Romney in 2012. What a fitting end to the most wild and unpredictable election year in American politics. For the first time in American history (I think), a carbon copy of the previous election.

Trump has had a terrible week.

https://electionbettingodds.com/ Clinton 74.4% Trump 17.5% All the betting markets seem to agree that Clinton is the overwhelming favorite. They tend to be the best source of judgement when we've still got six months to go. And if you are certain she'll lose, then you have the opportunity to...

Ironically, the Sikhs have done more to fight against Islam than any of these hicked out failures will ever do.

I will vote for Gary Johnson.

This feels like a severe case of groupthink.